Things to do in Poland
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Krakow Bar Crawl: 4 Clubs, Free Drinks & VIP EntryYou join a group moving through four Krakow nightclubs in one evening, starting with an hour of unlimited beer, vodka, gin, rum, and whiskey at the first venue. Free shots come at each stop, VIP entry gets you into the final club without waiting, and a photographer captures the night so you can actually be in the moment instead of behind a camera. It's built for solo travelers and groups who want the social part of a night out without planning which bars to hit.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling solo or with friends and want the social structure of a group night out without researching which clubs are worth the cover charge or waiting in entry lines — the VIP access and included drinks handle both of those decisions for you.
Krakow: Chopin Piano Concert & Wine at Old Town GalleryYou’ll settle into a historic Krakow gallery as Chopin’s piano fills the air, sip wine while award-winning musicians perform his most beloved works, and drift out into Old Town with music still echoing in your mind. It’s intimate, unhurried, and leaves you feeling quietly connected to Poland’s heart.
Krakow: Auschwitz-Birkenau Tour with Hotel Pickup & GuideYou’ll travel from Krakow with hotel pickup and an English-speaking driver before meeting your local guide at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Walk through both camps at your own pace while learning their history firsthand. Expect quiet moments, honest stories, and time for reflection—this isn’t just another tour; it’s something that lingers long after you return.
Warsaw Praga District: Retro Bus Tour & Local StoriesYou’ll ride through Warsaw’s Praga district in a retro bus with a small group and local guide, exploring pre-war streets, colorful murals, and historic markets. Expect stories about vodka factories, WWII secrets, and movie sets—plus a stop for thick hot chocolate. You’ll feel both the grit and warmth of this part of Warsaw.
Auschwitz-Birkenau tour from Krakow: Skip the ticket lineA guided tour from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau covers both camps in a single day with hotel pickup, pre-booked entrance tickets, and an English-speaking guide leading groups of 16 to 30 people. The 1.5-hour drive from Krakow gets you there by mid-morning; you'll spend less than 2 hours at Auschwitz I seeing the "Arbeit macht frei" gate and the surviving gas chamber, then more than an hour at Birkenau exploring the Death Gate, the unloading ramp, and the ruins of the gas chambers and crematoria. Transportation, entrance fees, and guide are all included; you'll receive your pickup time 3 to 7 days before the tour. Bags larger than 30cm × 20cm × 10cm are not permitted inside the museum.Is it for me?Book this tour for your first or second day in Krakow, when you want the logistics handled and the history explained by someone who knows the sites. The pre-booked tickets and fixed schedule mean the day holds together without you arranging anything—pickup, entry, transport between camps, and return are all set.
Krakow: Jewish Quarter & Ghetto Walking TourYou walk through Krakow's 700-year-old Jewish Quarter with a professional guide, visiting the Old Synagogue, Ghetto Heroes Square with its Holocaust memorial, and sites from Schindler's List. The tour ends in revived Kazimierz, now a hub of street art and food. You pay what you think it's worth at the end, and the guide meets you at St. Mary's Basilica under a blue umbrella.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to understand Krakow's Jewish history and WWII ghetto without arranging a private guide or navigating the quarter alone—the donations model means you're not locked into a fixed price, and the professional guide handles the difficult history with the depth it deserves.
Krakow Bike Tour: Hidden Sites, WWII & Jewish HistoryThe Hidden Krakow Bike Tour is a three-hour guided route through Podgórze and Kazimierz that covers Second World War and communist-era sites most visitors don't find on their own. You ride to a Jewish cemetery, Schindler's factory, the former Jewish ghetto, and Zakrzowek for a panoramic view of the entire city. The guide speaks English or Dutch and the bike is included.Is it for me?Choose the English tour if you speak English, or the Dutch version if Dutch is your language—the guide and all explanations follow your choice at checkout. The three-hour pace works for anyone comfortable on a bike; if you prefer walking or have mobility concerns, a walking tour of the same sites would suit you better.
Krakow: Axe Throwing & Viking Photo Booth ExperienceYou receive professional instruction in axe throwing, play competitive games within your group, and leave with photos from the viking photo booth. All fees, taxes, and instruction are included in one price. The whole experience runs in the evening and works for corporate teams, bachelor parties, or anyone looking for something different to do in Krakow.Is it for me?Book this if you want a group activity that's genuinely different from the usual evening out — something that gives everyone a real skill to learn and a reason to keep playing once the instruction ends. The small group setup and included photos make it work equally well for a corporate team building, a bachelor party, or just friends looking for a night that's worth remembering.
Warsaw: Food Tasting Tour with Polish Vodka & BeerYou’ll taste your way through Warsaw with a local guide—sampling pierogi, sausages, fresh bread, and even Polish vodka and beer. Expect laughter over shared tables, stories behind every dish, and tips you’d never find online. You’ll leave full—not just from food but from real moments that stick with you long after.
Auschwitz-Birkenau tour from Krakow: Guaranteed entry with guideA guided tour from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum with guaranteed entry tickets, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a 3.5-hour group tour led in English. Groups stay under 30 people. The tour runs seven to eight hours total; pickup happens between 5:30 and 7:30 depending on your hotel and the entry time, confirmed by text and email the day before.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're visiting Krakow for the first time and want the logistics handled—pickup, entry, and a guide who knows the sites—so you can focus on what you came to understand. The early start and guaranteed entry mean you move through both camps without the delays that come with independent visits.
Krakow: Pierogi Cooking Class & Market Tour in Local HomeYou’ll shop Krakow’s lively farmer’s market for fresh ingredients with a local guide before heading to their home kitchen to make pierogi by hand. Along the way you’ll pick up a bit of Polish language and taste snacks like cheese or pickles. The day ends around a shared table with your hosts over homemade dumplings and local beer—a real slice of Krakow life.
Gdańsk City Sightseeing by Buggy: Live Guide, 1 HourA one-hour guided tour of Gdańsk by electric buggy covers the Old Town, St. Mary's Church, the Museum of the Second World War, and the Great Crane, with pickup and dropoff within 2 km of Neptun Fountain. The guide speaks your language and the route is wheelchair accessible, so the city unfolds without the pace of walking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Gdańsk's main sights and history in one morning or afternoon from a seated vantage point—the electric vehicle does the legwork while a guide narrates the route.
Wroclaw Old Town Walking Tour: Market Square & Cathedral IslandYou walk the Market Square and Old Town with an expert guide who explains Wroclaw's complex history—five nations, gothic architecture, the Cathedral Island and its 10th-century churches. The tour covers modern Polish life and art alongside the difficult Polish-German past. It takes 2–3 hours, suits all fitness levels, and works in any weather if you dress for it.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Old Town's main sights and its real history—not a surface tour—and you'd rather have a guide who knows the Polish-German tensions and modern context than walk it alone trying to piece it together from a map.
Wawel Castle & Cathedral Tour Krakow: Skip-the-Line GuideA guided tour of Wawel Castle and Cathedral in Krakow with skip-the-line entry, a licensed local guide, and access to royal chambers, chapels, and the Sigismund Bell. The tour runs two hours and is limited to 30 participants per departure. Available in English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Polish; you choose your language at booking. Arrive 10 minutes early; latecomers cannot join once the group departs.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through the castle and cathedral without waiting in entrance lines and with a guide who can explain the history and art as you walk. The two-hour length and small group size mean you spend your time looking, not standing still.
Krakow Nowa Huta: Private Trabant Tour & Lenin SteelworksYou ride through Nowa Huta in a vintage Trabant or Lada with a local Crazy Guide, visiting the Central Square, a 1950s shop, and an old-fashioned restaurant where you hear stories of communist-era life. The deluxe option adds a guided tour of the abandoned Lenin Steelworks bunker and a pierogi lunch. The whole experience takes 2.5 to 3.5 hours depending on which version you choose, and you don't arrange transport or navigate the district yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand communist-era Poland through the place itself rather than a textbook—the vintage car and the guide's personal knowledge make the history feel immediate and real, not distant.
Kraków: Chocholow Thermal Baths Evening Trip with PickupYou’ll soak in Chocholow’s warm mineral pools as evening falls over the Tatras, float between indoor and outdoor baths, watch locals unwind after work, and maybe grab a quick bite at the onsite restaurant. With pickup from Kraków and entry included, all you really need is your swimsuit—and maybe someone to laugh with on the ride home.
Gdansk: Food & Sightseeing Tour with Tastings & VodkaYou’ll wander Gdansk Old Town with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste 13+ Polish specialties (yes, including wild boar), sip craft beer and local vodka in hidden spots, hear personal tales from communist days, and end up feeling oddly at home among strangers.
Krakow Food Tour: 13-14 Polish dishes in 3.5 hoursYou walk through Old Town and Kazimierz over 3.5 hours, stopping to taste 13-14 Polish dishes including pierogi, regional soups, and hearty mains, with vodka and craft liquor included. Your English-speaking guide shares Krakow's food and neighborhood history at each stop. Groups stay under 15 people, and you finish with a printed eating guide for the rest of your stay. Arrive by 2pm at St. Mary's Basilica—the schedule is fixed and the guide doesn't wait.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Polish food and Krakow's neighborhoods in one afternoon without arranging multiple restaurant reservations. Plan for steady walking and a fixed 2pm start time—that structure is what fits 13 dishes and two quarters into 3.5 hours.
Krakow Food Tour: Polish Tastings in Old Town & KazimierzA 3-hour food tour of Krakow led by a local guide, walking through Old Town and Kazimierz to taste traditional Polish cuisine at independently owned venues. You start at Small Market Square with cheese and beer, move through hidden local spots for soup and pierogi, then finish in Kazimierz's former Jewish Quarter with Jewish-influenced dishes and bison grass vodka. The private option includes hotel pickup; the small group tour departs from the city center.Is it for me?Book the private tour if your group wants the guide's full attention and hotel pickup to start the evening without navigating to the meeting point; choose the small group tour if you're traveling solo or want to meet other food-curious travellers and prefer to meet in the city center.
Krakow: Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour with Pickup & Skip-the-LineYou’ll descend deep beneath Krakow into the Wieliczka Salt Mine with an official guide, exploring salt-carved tunnels and centuries-old chambers on foot before riding the lift back up. Expect cool air, strange echoes, and stories you’ll remember long after you return above ground.
